Take Back the Archive

2015

After a Rape Story, a Murder, and Lawsuits: Whatâ€™s Next for the University of Virginia?

Tags: administrative response, advocacy, national media, personal account, race, survivor stories

2015

In a wide-ranging and thorough article, Christine Stoddard updates readers on the changes that have…

Tags: administrative response, advocacy, Greek life, national media

2016

Assistant Dean Nicole Eramo's lawyers continue to request information regarding texts "Jackie" sent…

Tags: advocacy, national media

2013

In light of two recent campus assaults in Ohio and increased national awareness, the article…

Tags: advocacy, national media, student publications

2014

In the wake of the Rolling Stone article "A Rape on Campus" (later retracted), the Virginia General…

Tags: administrative response, advocacy, student publications

2006

At a meeting of 15 universities regarding campus sexual assault, UVa students and administrators…

Tags: advocacy, Greek life, student publications

2014

The Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA), a Charlottesville-based nonprofit that provides support…

Tags: advocacy, student publications

2014

The article details events to be held at Take Back the Night week, including a Sexual Misconduct…

Tags: administrative response, advocacy, protests and demonstrations, student publications

2014

In the wake of the Rolling Stone rape article, psychology professor Joseph Allen re-drafts the…

Tags: administrative response, advocacy, student publications

2009

Take Back the Night holds a candlelight vigil to raise support for sexual violence survivors, at…

Tags: advocacy, protests and demonstrations, student publications, survivor stories

2015

The Virginia House of Delegates passes House Bills 1928 and 1930, which would add various acts of…

Tags: administrative response, advocacy, student publications

2015

The Task Force on Combating Sexual Violence creates a report that seeks to provide a top-down…

Tags: administrative response, advocacy, student publications